Kevin Spear

ORLANDO, Fla. — More than 200,000 Central Florida utility customers are still in the dark Friday, a day after Hurricane Milton ripped through the state, downing power lines and dumping rain on the region.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Tens of thousands of Central Floridians were still waiting to have their power restored on Friday, a day after Hurricane Milton

ORLANDO, Fla. — Tens of thousands of Central Floridians were still waiting to have their power restored on Friday, a day after Hurricane Milton

ORLANDO, Fla. — Tens of thousands of Central Floridians were still waiting to have their power restored on Friday, a day after Hurricane Milton

Solar advocates have denounced the utility's effort to pay less for solar power from those with panels on their roofs.

While the current levels of 1,4-dioxane are below health recommendations, the suit says the defendants have no right to pollute

Airport leaders won't say how bad the problem is, but they may spend a billion dollars to fix it

Why do so many passengers arriving at Orlando International Airport have to wait 90 minutes or more before their bags pop out onto a carousel?

Payment rate to rooftop solar owners remains the most contentious issue

The plan pays less to residents with rooftop solar, and charges more for customers who use power at peak times